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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
3
Maine woods winter gum digging planned with about twenty Skowhegan men leaving soon for near Jackman. Demand high as spruce gum becomes a business, last season 1,300 pounds sold entirely in Maine. Estimated 50 000 to 100 000 pounds to be dug this season. Kennebec Journal reports.
In a comic scene Jimmy, nicknamed iffy, plans to hide his recent divorce from Aunt Selina while arranging a sham marriage with Kit to secure funds. The party unfolds with alibis and mistaken confidences as Kit agrees to perform the role to keep Selina unaware of Jimmy’s single status.
Bella endures a tense dinner as Aunt Selina exposes secrets about weddings and proprieties. Jim’s odd behavior at the table alarms Mr Harbison while Leila Mercer frets and Max Disapproves. A medical emergency prompts uncertainty as Takahiro’s pantry incident ends with a doctor’s call.
A brief look at women’s schooling from the early nineteenth century to the present notes scarce physical activity, small classes, and rote teaching in the old system. It cites an examiner’s remark that math aptitude existed but parents halted education to keep women in traditional roles, highlighting dramatic progress in women’s education.
Edgy dialogue from James Payne’s Gwendoline’s Han vest reveals Susan clings to hope as Bir Guy faces long torment in a distant place where rank costs less. The excerpt centers on consolation amid looming punishment and moral tension.
A terse verse fragment presents a grim image of a car conductor with a frown bound to a tedious routine. The speaker calls for motion and urgency while noting the hindrance of a hobble gown.
The purchase of tobacco will supply the factory for more than two years. An extra price was paid for the selection. Smokers of Lewis' Single Binder Cigars will appreciate this tobacco. January 16, 1909.
Mrs I J Horton of Katonah New York describes years of recurring finger nail infections with throbbing pain and pus. She states that nightly application of Cuticura Ointment to the nail base ended inflammations and nail loss, with the nails growing clean again and no recurrence after September 21 1910.
A satirical quote asks if cheaper postage is desired while a man dismissively notes he writes few letters and questions why he should help others who bill him. The exchange highlights self interest over public utility in postal matters.
A caution to mothers to examine each bottle of Castoria ensuring the signature and seal are present. The advertisement highlights Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children and notes it has been in use for over fifty years.
A brief comic line from the Baltimore American notes a stage problem with a minor role. The exchange suggests assigning the part to the electrician as a humorous solution.
An old advertisement claims Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation and ease disease. The copy urges readers that taking the remedy is easy and contrasts borrowing from a new friend with repaying an old debt.
A fragment hints at tensions over religious leadership and a ministry. The garbled text mentions mushy terms and a person named Mfe, suggesting critique of credentials or suitability for a ministerial role.
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